Recovery & behavioral health
Recovery 918
Helps people in Cherokee and Delaware counties find treatment and recovery support for substance use, plus prevention and community training.
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TSET IMPACT Network
Working to reduce tobacco use, increase access to healthy foods, and expand opportunities for physical activity in Cherokee County.
About the program
The TSET IMPACT Network is funded by the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) and builds on CCHSC's earlier work through the TSET Healthy Living Program. It continues our commitment to reducing tobacco use, increasing access to healthy foods, and expanding opportunities for physical activity in Cherokee County.
Why it matters
Tobacco use and obesity are leading causes of cancer and cardiovascular disease. The program works to prevent these diseases by reducing risk factors before unhealthy habits take hold. Investing in prevention saves lives and lowers long-term health care costs for our communities.
What we focus on
- Tobacco-free living: reducing tobacco use and connecting people with help to quit.
- Healthy food: making healthy foods easier to find and afford.
- Active living: creating more opportunities for physical activity.
Helpful links
- Oklahoma Tobacco HelplineFree help to quit smoking and other tobacco use.(external site)
- Quit the HitHelp for young people who want to quit vaping.(external site)
- Shape Your FutureHealthy recipes, ways to get active, and tips for families.(external site)
- Oklahoma TSETThe Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, which funds this program.(external site)
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National service
AmeriCorps VISTA
National service with CCHSC: AmeriCorps VISTA members serve one-year terms with nonprofit organizations and public agencies in Cherokee and neighboring counties.
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Recovery Friendly Workplace
Tools and training that help employers build supportive workplaces for employees in recovery from substance use.
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